I'll call this one "Chaotic Chaos".

  ~Steve~

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"St." <dot### [at] dotcom> wrote in message news:40962274@news.povray.org...

Whao. That truly does not look like a computer-generated image. First
time I've ever seen anything even remotely like the orange piece in a
render. Very nice. Very wall-friendly as well, though I'd crop it
differently.

 -Shay

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This one places the camera 1000 units away from the last image. That
gold sphere is in the middle somewhere over there...  ;)

  I think I'll call this one... hmm... what?

  Suggestions welcome.

   ~Steve~

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"Shay" <rrr.rrr.r> wrote in message news:40966fe3$1@news.povray.org...
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> "St." <dot### [at] dotcom> wrote in message
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> Whao. That truly does not look like a computer-generated image.

  This was one of those images that just took any route. There's nine
spheres in this image, two you can't see because I don't know where
they are <seriously, well, they're either up or down, but I didn't
care to check>, and yes, even those floating pieces of 'starfield3'
are part of a sphere.

First
> time I've ever seen anything even remotely like the orange piece in
a
> render. Very nice. Very wall-friendly as well, though I'd crop it
> differently.

    Thanks. I love doing these images. To tell you the truth Shay,
this really *is* my style on paper, whether with pencil, felt-tips or
crayon. I think I could come up with one of these every other day or
so using Pov though, (or at least, I 'feel' that I could).
  The gold 'sphere' was made in Wings using 'bridge', where if you
select two faces on any object, you can create a hole through it, (as
long as they're more or less opposite). I did this to a whole sphere
in a chequered pattern, and then smoothed it twice.

   Take a look at my next image and see what you think.

    ~Steve~


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>  -Shay
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St. wrote:

> I'll call this one "Chaotic Chaos".

Cool. How recursive! :-)
-- 
Respectfully,
Dan P
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"St." <dot### [at] dotcom> wrote in message news:4096a23a@news.povray.org...
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>   I think I'll call this one... hmm... what?

Hey Steve, maybe Ordered Chaos? Funny thing, I was looking at the other one
without paying attention to what you wrote and thought to myself, "Looks
like a rendition of some kind of chaos.", then I read your title for it. But
I couldn't quite pinpoint a name I'd have given it until now: Ordered Chaos.
This image here helped me decide that, and since this one is difficult for
me to see as chaotic more than ordered, maybe call it Chaos Ordered? Heh.

Nice abstract renders.

Bob H.

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"St." <dot### [at] dotcom> wrote in message news:4096a23a@news.povray.org...

This one missed the great contrasting colors of your last. Also, IMO it
gives too much away. It is easy to see that this is CG.

 -Shay

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"Hughes, B." <omn### [at] charternet> wrote in message
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> "St." <dot### [at] dotcom> wrote in message
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> >   I think I'll call this one... hmm... what?
>
> Hey Steve, maybe Ordered Chaos? Funny thing, I was looking at the
other one
> without paying attention to what you wrote and thought to myself,
"Looks
> like a rendition of some kind of chaos.", then I read your title for
it. But
> I couldn't quite pinpoint a name I'd have given it until now:
Ordered Chaos.
> This image here helped me decide that, and since this one is
difficult for
> me to see as chaotic more than ordered, maybe call it Chaos Ordered?
Heh.

   Heh, yes, well, I reckon you're right Bob. I actually like "Chaos
Ordered" for this - I think the name suits it. Thanks!

>
> Nice abstract renders.

  I'm glad you like them. That's my aim with all of my images - make
someone smile and wonder what I'm going to 'do' next.  ;)


   ~Steve~



> Bob H.

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